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by muraiki 7y ago
It's actually not clear that GDPR only affects EU citizens: > Here’s the issue: the law uses the term “data subject” but doesn’t define the term. Some may assume that data subjects are EU citizens, but that analysis seems to exclude
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The yodeler who sued Yahoo(thehustle.co)
63 points by muraiki 7y ago|18 comments
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by muraiki 8y ago
My point is that a $1200 laptop with an unreliable keyboard isn't worth $1200 or even $1000. I'm not sure how to make that more clear.
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by muraiki 8y ago
I had slowly been moving into the Apple ecosystem, buying an iPad, iPhone, and even a HomePod and Apple Music. I was largely motivated by a respect for Apple's stance on privacy. Then it came time for me to buy a laptop and I encounter
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Conflicts of Interest and the AMP Project(github.com)
1 points by muraiki 8y ago|1 comments
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Google Cloud’s new CEO on gaining customers, startups, supporting open source(techcrunch.com)
3 points by muraiki 8y ago|0 comments
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by muraiki 8y ago
That course was amazing! It also started my career and led to my first job.
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by muraiki 8y ago
Yeah, for particular sects of Buddhism, such as Pure Land, one can observe practices that are more akin what we would call worship.
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Making sense of a crazy year in open source(scalevp.com)
1 points by muraiki 8y ago|0 comments
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by muraiki 8y ago
> “I actually cannot count the amount of ‘stress casualties’ we had on Mass Effect: Andromeda or Anthem,” said a third former BioWare developer in an email. “A ‘stress casualty’ at BioWare means someone had such a mental breakdown from t
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by muraiki 8y ago
Saw this on Twitter: > Phil you need to stop with the lies. Not only do you outright lie about having the ability to kill sites with your plugin, you state that this was implemented in response to a security breach you experienced in Jul
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by muraiki 8y ago
Note that even at relatively low volumes, sleeping while listening to something can cause hearing damage. There's an interaction between both the volume and the duration of sound exposure. If you're using your device to drown out
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by muraiki 8y ago
I think there is a difference in the approaches, given that the Chi-squared test statistic for the two-sample version is ~1.52, while for your one-sample version it is ~1.81. If group size doesn't matter and if you're justified in
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by muraiki 8y ago
That's not how you use prop.test. What you've tested using that invocation is the null hypothesis that the underlying probability of 39/67 is 0.5. If you want to perform a test of a difference of two proportions, you need to
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Comparison of the Open Source OLAP Systems for Big Data(medium.com)
2 points by muraiki 8y ago|0 comments
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by muraiki 8y ago
Downvoted not because I’m afraid of my own mortality, but because pointing out the obvious fact that nobody can see after they die is neither insightful nor useful. Go tell that to someone who has become blind and let me know how much conso
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by muraiki 8y ago
That's an excellent resource that I've used heavily (along with their awesome forecast package for R). I also found QuantStart's series on Time Series Analysis (scroll down a bit: https://www.quantstart.com/ar
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by muraiki 8y ago
And why should we believe your throwaway account? Put your name on here if you are willing to destroy this person even further. If you really do have access to such data, I'm absolutely astonished that you would think it ok to access i
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by muraiki 8y ago
> One of the primary reasons for the redesign of the Plan 9 security infrastructure was to remove the authentication method both from the applications and from the kernel. Cryptographic code is large and intricate, so it should be packa
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by muraiki 8y ago
I woudln't call the process transparent, since in many (all?) cases, citizens were not allowed to know the details of the negotiated deals.
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German Regulators Just Outlawed Facebook's Whole Ad Business(wired.com)
66 points by muraiki 8y ago|12 comments
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Slack competitor Mattermost raises $20M for its workplace chat app(venturebeat.com)
3 points by muraiki 8y ago|0 comments
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by muraiki 8y ago
Here's a piece of Byzantine chant in the first mode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHpOiX2sO-s Byzantine chant divides an octave into 72 comas. The intervals for the diatonic first mode are 10-8-12-12-10-8-12, althou
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PHP's PEAR server is down due to security breach(pear.php.net)
3 points by muraiki 8y ago|0 comments
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Australia passes bill to force tech firms to hand over encrypted data(reuters.com)
2 points by muraiki 8y ago|0 comments
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by muraiki 8y ago
From the article: > Proponents of the managerial model embodied by Google worry about a different principal-agent problem. Rather than being concerned about managers ignoring investors, they are concerned that investors won’t serve the p
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Almost $500,000 in Ethereum Classic coin stolen by forking its blockchain(arstechnica.com)
5 points by muraiki 8y ago|0 comments
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by muraiki 8y ago
> Sending music as MP3 is horribly inefficient compared to the original notes in midi form, yet everyone does it. If you've ever played an instrument that isn't a bad synthesizer, you'll know why everyone does this.
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Nvidia Uses AI to Render Virtual Worlds in Real Time(tomshardware.com)
14 points by muraiki 8y ago|2 comments
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by muraiki 8y ago
Presumably because Google didn't communicate anything along the lines of "we were already working on this". Even then, there's so much prior art in open research that the patent was invalidated anyway.

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